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NEW YORK, NY July 12, 2005 —Coffee wakes up millions of people every morning – and a lot of them are too groggy to think much about its flavor or its origin. But even in New York -- where weak deli coffee is still a staple -- there’s increasing interest in what are called specialty coffees.
» View a photo gallery of McCune's trip to Ethiopia
Some connaisseurs are taking it one step further, and thinking about the farmers who grow the beans and whether they’re getting a fair deal. WNYC’s Marianne McCune has the first of two reports on a coffee project that combines taste AND trade. Part One is more about taste.
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